by Isabella Carwile | Mar 11, 2025 | Business Expansion, Community, Jobs, Shoutout, Workforce
Paulding County Economic Development Press Release March 11, 2025
BROUGHTON – In the small community of Broughton, Ohio, a downtown business looms large and continues to grow. Nutri-Plus Fertilizer is a family-owned, local based company, that provides many agriculture services and allows the opportunity for their customers and growers to be good stewards of the land.
Nutri Plus is a trusted provider of high-quality agricultural products and services, dedicated to helping farmers achieve optimal crop health and maximize yields. Their offerings include premium fertilizers, custom application services, and advanced foliar blends tailored to the unique needs of each individual field. The Nutri Plus team services a four hour radius and is committed to servicing sustainable farming practices and empowering growers to thrive with personalized solutions and providing any expert guidance needed.
The list of services the group provides includes, but is not limited to, a full line of chemical and nutritional needs specializing in Agro Liquid from St. John, Michigan and P & L Fertilizer in Middle Point, Ohio, along with Rosen’s quality AG products and many other short line companies. The team can also provide VRT soil sampling and provide maps for variable rate recommendations.
The business started on the Ray Sinn Farm in 1978. Since that time, Kurt & Gary Sinn have expanded the facility. The family bought and grew the current site at 7909 Broughton Pike. With new room to grow, the team added infrastructure and resources to store additional liquid, add new application equipment, and additional capabilities of custom application and tassel corn applications along with added side dress applicators and nurse tanks for growers.
With the facility expansion, the next generation is filling roles within the company to ensure its long-term success. Knowing this, the business utilizes highly motivated employees looking to learn about, and enjoy, the agriculture sector. The positions include applicators, driving a truck to move fertilizer, and general labor.
Other family businesses include Ebel’s Butcher Shop and market, GKS Farm and Sow Farm. The faith-based businesses strive to develop relationships and provide resources to ensure the success of their customers and business partners.
For more information about any of the businesses, their products, or services, please review their Nutri-Plus website, Nutriplusfertilizer.com or call Taylor Reichert at 419-786-9311 or the main office at 419-786-8273.
by Isabella Carwile | Feb 25, 2025 | Community, Paulding County Business Weekly Radio Broadcast, Shoutout
We continue our introductory series on newly elected Paulding County officials. Listen in this week to hear from our new county Engineer Scott Strahley. Scott shares with us his history as a Paulding County graduate and engineering training and how he hopes that can help the county in the future. You can tune in to Paulding County Business Weekly on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Listen to this episode or catch up on past ones by clicking here to listen online or on many podcast platforms including Apple, Google & Spotify.
by Isabella Carwile | Feb 11, 2025 | Business Expansion, Community, Membership, New Business, Paulding County Business Weekly Radio Broadcast, Property Development, Shoutout
As we share information from around the county on Paulding County Business Weekly, let’s check in with the new Grover Hill Hardware House. Leslie and Rob Moser have purchased and totally renovated the former hardware building and created a beautiful VRBO space upstairs (that sleeps 10 comfortably) and an outstanding commercial/retail space downstairs. Listen to how this whole project came about and how it will benefit the community as several other projects in the community transpire. You can tune in to Paulding County Business Weekly on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Listen to this episode or catch up on past ones online by Clicking the Link Here or on many podcast platforms including Apple, Google & Spotify.
by Isabella Carwile | Feb 9, 2025 | Community, Events, Shoutout
Paulding County Economic Development Press Release February 9, 2025
ANTWERP – Three Antwerp businesses will be hosting the 2nd Annual Black Swamp Bash in what they consider the “ultimate Antwerp triathlon”. The business collaboration includes, The Upper Nine, Pin-A-Rama Bowling Alley and Hops Place. Each business will host one leg of the event for two-person teams to compete on Saturday, March 8.
Pin-A-Rama will host bowling at 207 West Daggett Street. Participants will bowl 20 frames of 9-pin no-tap bowling and use that score to post in the competition. The Upper Nine golf simulators are located at 113 North Main Street. There, competitors will play 9 holes of golf in a scramble format.
Following bowling and golf, contestants will end at Hops Place 518 Erie Street. They will compete in a double elimination washer tournament and post final results for the day to determine the overall winners.
The event started in 2024 as the local businesses tried to find ways to get more customers inside their establishments. 23 teams signed up to compete making a fun day for all and providing a business spark in the community. The Upper Nine owner Matt Moore remarked, “Last year we made an attempt to get some excitement generated for our businesses. The participation was more than we initially thought it would be and the comments after were all positive and everyone said they had fun. Based on that we felt we could have success again this year.”
Tim Copsey, Paulding County Economic Development Director also shared, “During the covid year the Flat Rock Creek Festival wasn’t able to be held. Instead, there was a tour set up with not-for-profit groups that would have provided food at the festival. This allowed several stops all around the county. That event was very successful and well attended. This Black Swamp Bash event could be something that is the beginning of a county-wide sports event that could be fun for many, just as that tour was. It will certainly boost the local economy, and would offer the opportunity for county residents and guests to find out more about each community in the county. We are excited these Antwerp businesses are continuing this event to see how it might grow into something larger and support its future growth potential.”
The entry fee for this Black Swamp Bash event is $100 per two-person team. Early registrants have the opportunity for a free T-shirt. Grab a partner and join in the fun. For more information about the event you can check any of the business Facebook pages or contact them direct.
by Isabella Carwile | Jan 29, 2025 | Community, Membership, Shoutout
Big shoutout to our third and final investment member with whom we celebrated 20 years of partnership, Dooley Funeral Home! Huge thank you from PCED for your continued investment, support, and partnership!
#ourmembersarethebest
by Isabella Carwile | Jan 28, 2025 | Community, Paulding County Business Weekly Radio Broadcast, PCED Office, Shoutout
Episode 100!! Can you believe we have recorded 100 episodes of Paulding County Business Weekly? This week, My102.7 FM Station Manager Joe Barker, Station Engineer Terry Carwile, and Economic Development Director Tim Copsey sat down to discuss and reminisce about where it all began and how we developed the idea of PCBW. Thank you to OhioMeansJobs, My102.7 FM, West Bend Printing & Publishing, Natural Design & Graphics, our show guests, and our listeners for nearly 4 years of fantastic collaboration! PCBW would not be possible without YOU! #pauldingcountystrong! You can tune in to Paulding County Business Weekly on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Listen to this episode or catch up on past ones online by Clicking Here or on many podcast platforms including Apple, Google & Spotify.
